Standard names its Olympics team
The London Evening Standard has announced its Olympic team as part of its extended coverage in the build-up to the 2012 Games, with the One Year To Go date just one month away.
The London Evening Standard has announced its Olympic team as part of its extended coverage in the build-up to the 2012 Games, with the One Year To Go date just one month away.
Digital publishing company YUDU Media has unveiled at the Cloud Computing World Forum its new Enterprise License App solution for the iPad.
Metro is the official media partner of High Street Fashion Week, this year’s go-to event for every London fashion addict on 5-9 September.
Mag+ has announced that its first Android titles will launch in Sweden on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, advancing the cause of magazine publishers in their quest for “one-push” publishing onto multiple tablet devices.
Email Service Provider Adestra has announced it has joined the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) as its new strategic email marketing partner.
Future has expanded its digital portfolio with the launch of two new e-books: Computer Arts Presents: The Designer’s Guide to Going Freelance and Your Family Tree: Skeletons in the Cupboard.
The Herald Express is to convert from a daily to a weekly title as part of Northcliffe Media's plans for growth.
On 20 June 2011, a new fortnightly television magazine show, London 360, produced by young reporters will air on Media Trust’s Community Channel supported by actor Noel Clarke.
Adestra has chosen Online Marketing Show 2011 (29-30th June, London Olympia) to unveil the new version of its email marketing platform, MessageFocus.
IPC Media digital director Neil Robinson has announced the appointment of Kevin Heery as IPC Media digital technology director, replacing Kelly Waters who is emigrating to Australia.
Guardian News & Media (GNM), publisher of the Guardian, has revealed plans to become a digital-first organisation, placing open journalism on the web at the heart of its strategy.
Glamour’s ‘Take me to the Hairdresser’ iPhone app went live this week.
The importance of community to people in Britain has increased following the recession, fuelled by a growing sense of local pride, according to a study of nearly 5,000 adults by Crowd DNA.
The former High Court Judge, Sir Charles Gray, has agreed to act as the independent adjudicator for News Group Newspaper’s voluntary Compensation Scheme for victims of illegal voicemail interception.
If Tunisians are to play an informed part in the transition phase & beyond, they need a free & independent media & a strong, democratic and open civil society to hold power to account, according to the new draft report from the International Freedom
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